Excel based logbook available?

[Steve]

Does anyone have an "Excel based" logbook that they can forward to me. I've
tried to find the ones that were available previously, and have done google
searches to no avail. Specifically, I'm looking for one that keeps track of
night, IFR, passenger currency. Thank you.

- Steve

[Neil Gould]

Recently, Steve > posted:

> Does anyone have an "Excel based" logbook that they can forward to
> me. I've tried to find the ones that were available previously, and
> have done google searches to no avail. Specifically, I'm looking for
> one that keeps track of night, IFR, passenger currency. Thank you.
>
That would take a casual user of Excel about 15 minutes to set up. Why not
spend your time doing that instead of googling?

Regards,

Neil

[Steve]

Neil,
You're correct. I do in fact have one that I created a few years ago that
I've been using. I have the totals, and charts, etc., however, evidently,
I'm too casual a user, as I don't know how to manipulate dates, and do the
date currency portion of the log book. I realize that I could go buy a book,
or such, but I was hoping that some kind soul could forward me a copy of
their spreadsheet, so that I could learn from it.

- Steve

"Neil Gould" > wrote in message
om...
> That would take a casual user of Excel about 15 minutes to set up. Why not
> spend your time doing that instead of googling?
>
> Regards,
>
> Neil
>
>

[Matt Barrow]

"Neil Gould" > wrote in message
om...
> Recently, Steve > posted:
>
> > Does anyone have an "Excel based" logbook that they can forward to
> > me. I've tried to find the ones that were available previously, and
> > have done google searches to no avail. Specifically, I'm looking for
> > one that keeps track of night, IFR, passenger currency. Thank you.
> >
> That would take a casual user of Excel about 15 minutes to set up. Why not
> spend your time doing that instead of googling?
>
> Regards,
>
> Neil

Some of us were keeping logs in spreadsheets back to the early 80's (some
probably earlier). I did my first log book in dBase shortly after I started
flying in 1984. It's now in Access and has some right snazzy entry screens
and reports. The tables link to the aircraft log information database.


--
Matt
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Matthew W. Barrow
Site-Fill Homes, LLC.
Montrose, CO

[Matt Barrow]

"Steve" > wrote in message
...
> Neil,
> You're correct. I do in fact have one that I created a few years ago that
> I've been using. I have the totals, and charts, etc., however, evidently,
> I'm too casual a user, as I don't know how to manipulate dates, and do the
> date currency portion of the log book. I realize that I could go buy a
book,
> or such, but I was hoping that some kind soul could forward me a copy of
> their spreadsheet, so that I could learn from it.
>
> - Steve

Date manipulation should take you 10 minutes to learn.


--
Matt
---------------------
Matthew W. Barrow
Site-Fill Homes, LLC.
Montrose, CO

[Paul kgyy]

Anybody know what the "required" entries are?
Date
Flight hours
Total Time
PIC time?
IFR actual, simulated
Instruction time
Aircraft ID

[Steve]

At a minimum, I would keep track of the same things that you do in your
hard copy version of the logbook. - Steve

Date
Aircraft Type
Aircraft Ident
From
To
Inst APP.
Remarks
# Night Landings
Flight Hours
Dual
PIC
Cross Country
Actual IFR
Simulated IFR

"Paul kgyy" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Anybody know what the "required" entries are?
> Date
> Flight hours
> Total Time
> PIC time?
> IFR actual, simulated
> Instruction time
> Aircraft ID
>

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[Blueskies]

"Matt Barrow" > wrote in message ...
>
> "Neil Gould" > wrote in message
> om...
>> Recently, Steve > posted:
>>
>> > Does anyone have an "Excel based" logbook that they can forward to
>> > me. I've tried to find the ones that were available previously, and
>> > have done google searches to no avail. Specifically, I'm looking for
>> > one that keeps track of night, IFR, passenger currency. Thank you.
>> >
>> That would take a casual user of Excel about 15 minutes to set up. Why not
>> spend your time doing that instead of googling?
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Neil
>
> Some of us were keeping logs in spreadsheets back to the early 80's (some
> probably earlier). I did my first log book in dBase shortly after I started
> flying in 1984. It's now in Access and has some right snazzy entry screens
> and reports. The tables link to the aircraft log information database.
>
>
> --
> Matt
> ---------------------
> Matthew W. Barrow
> Site-Fill Homes, LLC.
> Montrose, CO
>
>


Do you have a copy (empty of course) that you would like to share?


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Dan DeVillers.
http://www.ameritech.net/users/ddevillers/start.html


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[aluckyguess]

Garmin has a download called flightlog. You can export it to excel and it
will create your sheet for you.
"Steve" > wrote in message
...
> Neil,
> You're correct. I do in fact have one that I created a few years ago that
> I've been using. I have the totals, and charts, etc., however, evidently,
> I'm too casual a user, as I don't know how to manipulate dates, and do the
> date currency portion of the log book. I realize that I could go buy a
> book,
> or such, but I was hoping that some kind soul could forward me a copy of
> their spreadsheet, so that I could learn from it.
>
> - Steve
>
> "Neil Gould" > wrote in message
> om...
>> That would take a casual user of Excel about 15 minutes to set up. Why
>> not
>> spend your time doing that instead of googling?
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Neil
>>
>>
>
>